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K2LD Architects Pty Ltd We're an international architecture and interior design practice with a vision to Nurture the Future.
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K2LD is an Architectural and Interior Design studio that prides itself on delivering high quality unique solutions with a strong client focus.

10/10/2026

Beyond the spaces we design, let’s make space for ourselves and each other.

Happy World Mental Health Day.

This World Architecture Day, we asked our architects to share one thing architecture has taught them.A collection of tho...
05/10/2026

This World Architecture Day, we asked our architects to share one thing architecture has taught them.

A collection of thoughts, lessons and perspectives from our team.

House of Blessings, SingaporeThe apartment’s long corridor is reimagined as a gallery-like spine connecting the home. Li...
01/10/2026

House of Blessings, Singapore

The apartment’s long corridor is reimagined as a gallery-like spine connecting the home. Lined with artworks and collected objects, it becomes a visual journey through the family’s story, transforming circulation into a space for discovery and reflection.

Photographer: STUDIO PERIPHERY

House of Blessings, SingaporeConceived as a long-term home for a family with three daughters, this condominium renovatio...
30/09/2026

House of Blessings, Singapore

Conceived as a long-term home for a family with three daughters, this condominium renovation focuses on meaning over visual luxury. Artworks, treasured objects, and mementos are thoughtfully woven into the architecture, reflecting stories of gratitude, relationships, milestones, and blessings.

At the heart of the home, the double-island kitchen serves as a communal hub for cooking, gathering, entertaining, and creating everyday memories. A contemporary sanctuary shaped by the stories that make a house a home.

Photographer: STUDIO PERIPHERY

House of Blessings, SingaporeAdjacent to the private lift lobby, a concealed powder room is seamlessly integrated into t...
30/09/2026

House of Blessings, Singapore

Adjacent to the private lift lobby, a concealed powder room is seamlessly integrated into the cabinetry, offering convenient guest access while preserving the family’s privacy. This discreet intervention reflects the home’s broader approach, where architecture goes beyond organising space to preserve memories and nurture family relationships. Shaped by gratitude, resilience, and love, the home honours the family’s past, celebrates the present, and embraces the future.

Photographer: STUDIO PERIPHERY

Shunde Primary School, ChinaAwards:Singapore Design Awards 2015 - Asia’s Top Design PracticeThe Plan Awards 2015 - Short...
18/09/2026

Shunde Primary School, China

Awards:
Singapore Design Awards 2015 - Asia’s Top Design Practice
The Plan Awards 2015 - Shortlisted, Education
World Architecture Festival 2015 - Shortlisted, Completed Buildings (Schools)

We wanted to give Shunde Primary School a strong character. The campus exterior is vivid terracotta, made of local bricks, and marked by white diamond patterns that give it a distinct and memorable identity.

Photographer: Patrick Bingham-Hall

Shunde Primary School, ChinaAwards:Singapore Design Awards 2015 - Asia’s Top Design PracticeThe Plan Awards 2015 - Short...
18/09/2026

Shunde Primary School, China

Awards:
Singapore Design Awards 2015 - Asia’s Top Design Practice
The Plan Awards 2015 - Shortlisted, Education
World Architecture Festival 2015 - Shortlisted, Completed Buildings (Schools)

Shunde Primary School brings together 2,400 students across a campus of four key components: a 15-storey staff residence, an 8-storey student dormitory, a 5-storey academic block and a 4-storey administration block.

Beyond the classroom, a library, canteen, swimming pool, indoor multi-purpose hall, 200-metre running track and open green spaces create a vibrant campus life.

Bridges connect the academic and residential blocks on every level. Designed as essential fire escape routes, they also offer informal spaces for children to pause, gather and play, becoming part of the everyday memories of school life.

Designed for a progressive and fast-changing city, the connected campus is future-ready and adaptable, allowing for more flexible approaches to learning over time.

A campus shaped for learning, living and growing.

Photographer: Patrick Bingham-Hall

Shunde Primary School, ChinaAwards:Singapore Design Awards 2015 - Asia’s Top Design PracticeThe Plan Awards 2015 - Short...
17/09/2026

Shunde Primary School, China

Awards:
Singapore Design Awards 2015 - Asia’s Top Design Practice
The Plan Awards 2015 - Shortlisted, Education
World Architecture Festival 2015 - Shortlisted, Completed Buildings (Schools)

Shunde Primary School is a boarding school where the campus is more than a place for classes. It is a second home. We envisioned the school grounds as memorable, formative spaces that become the backdrop to everyday moments of school life.

In a progressive and fast-changing city, the school is designed to be future-proof and adaptable to evolving ways of learning. Connected classroom and student residence blocks create a flexible framework, linked on every level by a series of bridges.

While conceived as essential fire escape routes, these bridges can become spaces for interaction, play and discovery. Perhaps they become the kind of spaces that stay with students long after they leave.

Photographer: Patrick Bingham-Hall

Salt & Pepper, SingaporeGlass balustrades are deliberated placed to take advantage of the large garden at the neighborin...
15/09/2026

Salt & Pepper, Singapore

Glass balustrades are deliberated placed to take advantage of the large garden at the neighboring “black-and-white” bungalow. Air wells are located with the plan on the 2nd floor to provide additional ventilation and light to the space. On the western façade, bathrooms are located to buffer the searing heat from the western sun. Another air well behind the screens on the façade enable the heat to escape before hitting the bedroom windows.

This project demonstrates a conscious decision to build thoughtfully without overbuilding. It is careful in the use of material and aim to maximize the sustainable impact. It’s ecological approach in providing shades and ventilation in our tropical weather minimize the use of air conditioning and greatly reduces the energy consumption of the house.

Photographer: KHOOGJ

Salt & Pepper, SingaporeThe shared pedestrian entrance with the Japanese-style garden made use of the slight level diffe...
14/09/2026

Salt & Pepper, Singapore

The shared pedestrian entrance with the Japanese-style garden made use of the slight level difference and the “borrowed scene” technique to craft a visually inviting entry sequence to both houses. The main doors to the houses are not located in front but further in on the side as one walks pass the entry gardenscape. The deliberate journey on the Japanese engawa is designed to float a above the landscape. It is terminated with a feature stone placed at the end of the visual axis with dry gravel garden and adorned with a stone lantern from the old house.

Similar in planning concept but different in plans and materiality, the duo compliments each other in its architectural expression. The 2 houses are also slightly offset to increase the spatial dynamics as one approaches the house from the road. The 2 are never static when one moves around the site. The master bedrooms located at the rear that are cantilevered over a large shaded patio, are articulated differently with one fully glazed and another flanked by a concrete wall to provide more privacy.

Photographer: KHOOGJ

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